Ninety-five percent of CIOs indicated they expect their job to change due to the rise of digital technologies like artificial intelligence, according to a Gartner survey.

Nineteen percent of hospital executives are in the process of or considering deploying blockchain solutions at their facilities, according to a Black Book survey.

Three healthcare experts laid out a series of steps the healthcare industry must take to transfer data ownership from the provider to the patient in an op-ed published in JAMA Sept. 25.

A team of researchers from Boston-based Harvard Medical School and Cambridge-based Massachusetts Institute of Technology are developing "smart tattoo ink" to monitor health conditions, the Harvard Gazette reports.

As the Internet of Things continues to reshape the infrastructure of nearly everything, blockchain technology is offering new potential of managing hyper connectivity between devices, software platforms and users.

In a recent press release, AccessOne, a leading provider of patient financing options designed to help patients manage their healthcare costs, announced East Texas Medical Center (ETMC), located in Tyler, Texas, as its newest partner.

A landmark JAMA report in 2012 revealed that career dissatisfaction is more common among medical doctors than it is for those in other careers, with 45 percent of physicians reporting at least one symptom of burnout.

With increased mergers and acquisitions, hospitals, hospital systems and Integrated Delivery Networks face significant challenges to aggregate and compare colossal datasets, identify problems, and correct the issues.

Denials, like weeds, are unwanted opportunists; if left unmanaged, they can grow vigorously and be a constant, costly battle.

The CommonWell Health Alliance added BridgeHead Software, a provider of healthcare data management, as a general member.